Albany International Corporation

The H.d. Lee Company, Inc.

Dhruv Agarwal

Dana Eagles

Robert Hansen

Jonas Karlsson

Manish Jain

Louis Jay Jandris

Josue Monge

Yongxin Wang

Samuel Beagle

Akash Pardeshi

Dye baths including an aqueous solution including lignin in a range of 10% to 30% by weight of the aqueous solution are described. In addition, methods of dyeing fibers, yarns, textiles, or garments with an aqueous solution including 10% to 30% lignin by weight is disclosed. Further, methods of dyeing a fabric including preparing a first dye bath including an aqueous solution having lignin in a range of 10% to 30% by weight of the aqueous solution and passing a fabric through the first dye bath such that the fabric pics up lignin to dye the fabric is disclosed.

Method of dyeing textiles with lignin

Disclosed is a retro-reflective fabric, having an inner surface and an outer surface; one or more strands of retro-reflective yarn incorporated into the fabric; and a reflective ink coupled to the outer surface of the fabric. Also provided is a method of making a retro-reflective fabric, including: providing a coated retro-reflective yarn; incorporating the coated retro-reflective yarn into the weave or knit of a fabric; and disposing a reflective ink into an outward facing surface of the fabric.

Reflective fabrics

Described herein are component compositions comprising a blend of a polymer resin together with silica glass beads. In certain embodiments, the components demonstrate improved abrasion resistance as do the industrial fabrics produced that comprise at least one component of the instant disclosure.

Compositions and methods for improved abrasion resistance of polymeric components

Provided are garments that comprise thermally-conductive materials, the materials comprising a heat-collecting coating disposed on a fibrous base material having a thermally-conductive additive dispersed within. Also provided are methods of fabricating thermally-conductive garments.

Creating a true thermally conductive apparel using intricate thermally functional coating and thermally conductive yarns

A multilayer belt structure that can be used for creping or structuring a cellulosic web in a tissue making process. The multilayer belt structure allows for the formation of various shaped and sized openings in the top surface of the belt, while still providing a structure having the strength, durability, and flexibility required for tissue making processes.

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Cortland, NY, United States of America

Dhruv Agarwal